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Very Helpful and to the point Step by step video. Much obliged!

It's like the dude had this vision of creating this whole channel and website and then just abandoned the idea. There is not follow up video. lol.

I wish I would have saw your video before I ordered the motor 😂😂😂

Huh! This is exactly the help I needed. You did a sensational video show & tell on how to take care of the loose baffle(s). I wish you much success. Thank you.

Where do we donate to you :D ?

Had a similar issue. Turned out to be the fabric selector switch. No voltage to the hi limit. Kinda odd.

my flame sensor says 051 on continuity and when i set the dial on setting 200 olms it reads 25.2 but it don't show 000olms like yours is it bad?

Bless you my friend!!!

This is such a good video! So clean and concise. No extra frills, just exactly what you need to know with perfect visual instructions. Thank you!

Thank you, just solved my problem watching your video.

Thank you. Your video was very helpful , especially with the wire holding the drum. I received my belt and I watched the video again.And then I put the belt on and everything is good. Thank you.👍

Is this washer semi automatic or full automatic

Does this washer have speed sensor

Thanks this was very helpful..

Perfect, thank you very much

Thank you !

Nicely made video. Very helpful.

Where's the next video?

👍🏿👍🏿

You saved me the cost of a new dryer!!! Than you so much!

Thanks for the video that resulted in my problem

Bad thermal fuse. Thanks to your help, replaced that and thermostat. Dryer is running again. Thank you so much!!!

Thank you for presenting this!!!

Excellent video. Thank you. Great details, and the Coat Hanger trick was very helpful. I was surprised to see I had no screws holding on my front panel.

Thanks for the technique i think this one is better you dont have to fight with it and make a mess with the glue !thanks!!salutation from Montreal,Québec!

What are the yellow, white, blue, and red wires connected to, exactly? I want to know so that if the wire colours are different, at least the use of the wire is known. Thank you.

Thank you so much. So detailed and with with why explanation! Fixed with new valve coils.

excellent video, was a lot of help, thank you!

This is great! Thank you!

You rock thanks from ohio

Great video!

Thanks for the video! Saved me from buying a new dryer!

my washer started tripping the GFI when the timer got to the rinse cycle. i took a look at the motor start-stop switch (same as yours) and found the problem. the RD teminals broke loose from the switch body and were shorting out against the WH terminal. i took the switch apart cleaned the contacts reassembled the switch and insulated the RD and WH terminals and put the switch back in . keep this video up another 12 years, it's still helpful

Just finished watching ur video and with my chavalo's help we have heat in the dryer. Gracias Homès

Perfectly clear and relaxed ! Excellent.

WARNING- The motor test he shows uses the blue wire from the thermo fuse. This may not apply to gas models. He is using an electric. Check the paper diagram inside of the back control panel. Look at where the blue motor wire goes.

Appreciate the video. My belt popped off and this gave me just what I needed to fix it.

The shims were a nice touch and next level!

Is there anyone to control manually or is it on manual test mode can it be used in manual mode

How much play is there supposed to be along shaft of the pulley? I notice the belt kept slipping off.

I have never commented on social media including RUclips. But after watching your video, I am compelled to comment. Thumbs up! You are not just an appliance man. You are a true master teacher-knowledgeable, humble, simple, clear, straight to the point. That’s how our Lord Jesus taught. Keep up the good work!

Best video on you tube thanks bro😊

Coat hanger trick is genius!

Much better ar teaching than most - thanks man.

You make the best videos.

You are a genius! I wish I had seen this video yesterday before I cut my hand. One tetanus shot later I have gloves and a coat hanger.

@theapplianceman Hi Angel, Your videos for the Maytag Tub Seal and Bearing replacement helped me back in 2010. Your videos taught me exactly what I needed to learn to repair my washer. 14 years later in 2024, it started to leak again, and I did the same repair to replace the tub seal. There seem to be a different issue now after repair of seal is complete. After I replaced the bearing and tub seal, the test cycle of a dry cycle for spin dry worked well. Now when I fill the tub for wash cycle and change the timer to a spin cycle, the machine sounds like it attempting to start to spin then shuts down after a few seconds, and when I switch the timer off, I can't get any cycle to work unless I unplug the washer from the power outlet, and let rest for awhile and then start wash cycle. The wash cycle works but spin cycle shuts down again. Do you have any thought on this...? Maytag Dependable Care The model number: LAT8416AAE

12 years later and you have a guy messing around diagnosing a LA712 and this video was very helpful. It was not my motor, all I can come up with was a bad connection on something inside the panel. The washer filled with water and all you could hear was the timer motor, open the lid, timer motor stopped, tested motor, all good, hooked it back up, still nothing. Opened the panel to check the lid switch for the heck of it and just look around... it just started working again, a few loads later, it's still working.

Where can I find this spanner nut wrench?

Where can I get a tub cover seal, it seems you have to buy the cover , and it comes with the seal